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Logic definitions reference sheet
Introduce propositions, logical operators, compound expressions and truth tables with a printable reference. Use clear examples before starting symbolic logic practice.
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Use two given premises to draw a valid conclusion in eight original scenarios. Practice the law of detachment, also called modus ponens, with a separate answer key.
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Assume both premises are true. Use the conditional and its stated hypothesis to write the conclusion.
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Customize this worksheetThe worksheet gives a conditional p → q and the premise p. The required conclusion is q. Treat the stated rule as an assumption for the exercise.
This is modus ponens. It does not justify the converse inference from q to p, and it does not ask the learner to investigate whether an everyday rule is universally true.
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Recognize the valid inference from a conditional and its hypothesis to its conclusion.
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The second premise supplies the hypothesis of the first. This is the pattern p → q, p, therefore q.
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